Can I sue my employer for not resolving a work hazard?

Probably not. Even if you could sue, you would need an expert to tie the droppings to your condition. If you are getting treatment, your doctor...

Can I call my ex husband as a witness to be able to ask him questions that I know his attorney won't?

Whoever is the moving party presents evidence first. As it is his motion, his attorney will present his case first. She will call him as a witness...

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While certainly annoying and aggravating, the cost of a med-mal lawsuit would greatly dwarf the damages you might receive for believing you might...

Can I sue Urgent Care for messing up the medical records associated with a worker comp claim?

Under HIPAA, you have the right to request a medical provider corrects mistakes in your records. If they refuse to make the requested change, then...

Federal due process laws 14th ammendment

So long as you have the right to appeal the decision to a higher authority... You can't claim a violation of due process until you have...

Can I sue the dealership for selling me the used car without telling the issues in it?

If you bought it "as is" then you are probably stuck with it. Did you have a mechanic look it over before you bought it? What did he say?

Can my case be thrown out if I was plead guilty into drug court then later indicted, sentenced to prison under wrong social?

A typo in court papers like this means nothing and it would not be grounds to have anything thrown out.

Can an employer withhold information from unemployment compensation when the employee has been fired?

You need to provide more detailed specifics for anyone to be able to answer your question. Right now it is far too vague.

Can a defendant call the plaintiffs attorney as a witness?

You would have to have a very good reason to force the attorney to testify, and this doesn't sound like such a situation. You could just use the...

Dear Attorney I am searching for an attorney specializing in constitutional law who has an interest in my case.

I believe Judaism recognizes herem, or the official shunning of a person who is found to have knowingly violated Jewish law. I sincerely doubt...